Next week on Coronation Street, Paul Foreman’s (Peter Ash) family come together for a heartfelt discussion as they continue to cope with life without him. Paul tragically passed away last month after battling motor neurone disease.
In an emotional episode, his family found him unresponsive and rushed him to the hospital, but Billy (Daniel Brocklebank) was nowhere to be found.
Billy had lost his phone during a night out and was searching the streets of Manchester. By the time he managed to contact Bernie (Jane Hazlegrove) and Summer (Harriet Bibby) and made it to the hospital, Paul had already passed.
Tension arose between Billy and Bernie while planning Paul’s funeral, but they eventually reached a compromise: a traditional church service followed by a memorial rave to celebrate his life.
In tonight’s episode of Coronation Street, the day of Paul’s memorial arrives, and the street is decked out with bunting as residents prepare for the celebration, handing out glow sticks in his honor.
Meanwhile, Bernie asks Todd (Gareth Pierce) to bring Paul’s ashes so she can place them at the best spot on the dance floor during the memorial rave. However, this leads to a mix-up when Billy arrives at the undertakers to collect Paul’s ashes, only to discover they are already gone, sparking tension as the day unfolds.
Next week on Coronation Street, with Summer, Bernie, and Gemma (Dolly-Rose Campbell) gathered at the flat, Billy makes the emotional decision to read out Paul’s final wish list, sharing his last requests with his loved ones.
Paul’s letter reveals he left Bernie his collection of VHS tapes, a hoodie for Gemma, a mug for Summer, all his love for Billy—and a heartfelt message for Kit (Jacob Roberts).
Kit, who had a rough start when he first arrived in Weatherfield, eventually put in the effort to form a bond with Paul before his passing.
Now, he’s left to reflect on the meaningful and surprising message Paul entrusted to him, a gesture that shows how far their relationship had come.
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